We are on the road again! Staying in South Carolina, we traveled south for our shortest drive yet, 2 hours. We pulled into the campground and it was muddy, wet, and full of potholes. This campground got hit hard with all the rain and the effects were still seen. Luckily, it will be sunny and … More Give Thanks
It was a nice and sunny day for a drive and we were off to the other Carolina! Since our drives are shorter and we are having longer turn around times in between drives, we put listening to books on tape on hold. We are having a hard time finding shorter books (like 2-4 hours … More The Swampy South
This week was much more active than last week! For one, the rain stopped Monday night, yay! Second, my younger sister flew into town for the week and every day we had something planned. By the end of the week we were all exhausted! Who wouldn’t love to see the inside of a mountain? That’s … More 5 waterfalls, two hikes, and one visitor
Sunday morning we awoke to the pattering sound of rain. We quickly got ready to move on to North Carolina and were grateful that the day before Brad had cleaned off the slides. Note: slides are wonderful because you get a lot of extra room when you are parked, but when the RV is under … More Rain, rain, go away
We are on week two of being in Virginia. It was so nice not to have to pack up and drive anywhere this week! We are defiantly going to enjoy staying at campgrounds for longer periods of time and have even talked about staying at a campground for a whole month. We have our trip … More Blood and Vampires
The tall mountains peaks are back and I am so happy! I feel at home when I’m in the mountains and the Appalachian Mountains are beautiful! The leaf colors here are more settled—mild yellows, browns, and reds. We are staying in Virginia for two weeks and this is the first campground we are staying at … More Virginia is for lovers
We left Massachusetts on Sunday and headed to Maramoras, Pennsylvania for the night. Driving down 1-84, we were surrounded by truck drivers and rolling hills. Years ago, while Brad and I were driving to New York, we drove through the northern part of Pennsylvania in the wintertime. As we drove down the highway this time, … More Bloodiest Battle
The sun was shining, the land was flatter, and the fall colors were at a standstill. We had high hopes of seeing the fall colors in New England before we headed south for the colder months, but it looked like it was not meant to be. The leaves change color more quickly when it’s been … More Acceptance and a Revolution
Within an hour of arriving in Bar Harbor, Maine we headed off to Acadia National Park to enjoy the nice sunny day. The park is on a small island in the Atlantic Ocean. Along one side of the roadway are rocky cliffs and the ocean. The other side holds the mountains and forest. We stopped … More A Sunrise, a Sunset, and a Supermoon
Driving the East Coast is much different from driving in the Pacific Northwest. States are close together and the towns are older and historical. Driving from New York, we passed through Vermont and continued to see the mountains along with wild turkeys walking the streets. Crossing into New Hampshire, we saw the colonial town of … More Is That A Moose?
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